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Tribal People Try Apple Pie for the First Time

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About this video

In this Tribal People Try video the tribe meet pie for the first time. Most of them had never seen it before the camera started, so the first minute is questions — what is it, what's in it, how do you eat it — and then the plates go round.

What is pie?

Pie is a pastry case filled with something sweet or savoury and baked: American apple and pumpkin pie, British steak pie and shepherd's pie, Australian meat pies. The videos include both dessert and dinner pies.

What to watch for

Savoury pies make immediate sense — meat inside bread is a samosa idea — and go down well. Sweet pies with cinnamon and soft fruit are more foreign; pumpkin pie in particular, since pumpkin here is a vegetable for salan.

The comparison they always make

Samosa is the village pie. Any pastry with filling is measured against a good samosa, and the pastry usually loses on crispness while the filling is judged case by case.

This episode

It's the tribe's first pie episode; 11 more followed. With 2.1M views it's the most-watched pie episode on the channel. The video runs about 8 minutes, went up in November 2020 and has 52.4K likes.

Frequently asked

Who are the people in Tribal People Try?

Villagers from rural Punjab, Pakistan. They're families from the same area, not actors, and they've been part of the channel for years.

What is pie?

Pie is a pastry case filled with something sweet or savoury and baked: American apple and pumpkin pie, British steak pie and shepherd's pie, Australian meat pies. The videos include both dessert and dinner pies.

Did the tribe like the pie?

Watch to the end — nothing is scripted, and when something doesn't suit them they say so. Samosa is the village pie. Any pastry with filling is measured against a good samosa, and the pastry usually loses on crispness while the filling is judged case by case.

Where was this video filmed?

In rural Punjab, Pakistan, where the participants live. The videos are recorded in the village rather than in a studio.